Gédéon Briochard correspond à un modèle d'homme très répandu en France et dans de nombreux pays. Pour ces caricatures vivantes, l'ennemi est l'étranger, la personne de couleur et tout ce qui est social ou collectif. Il est militant dans une organisation d'extrème-droite. Il est triste de la "perte de valeurs", mais considère que la France a encore de bons vins. Il vit seul avec son fils Philippe auquel il inculque la flamme de l'espérance du renouveau. Il collectionne aussi les vieilles armes et, les dimanches, il aime aller chasser "mais légalement! J'ai les mains propres, moi!"

Gedeon Briochard matches a model of man which is very common in France as well as in many countries. For these living caricatures, the enemy is the foreighner, the colored people, and everything which is social or collective. He is militant in a French extremist right-wing organization. He is sad about the "lost of values", but he considers that France has kept good wines. He is living alone with his son Philippe, to whom he learns that the flame of the renewal should come in the future. He is also a collector of old weapons and, on sundays, he likes to go hunting "but legally! I have clean hands!"